Our 'Newspaper Of The Week'
Originating in Spartanburg, South Carolina, before
moving to Columbia, The Honorable Nathaniel Jerome Frederick,
a prominent lawyer,
The Honorable Richard Carroll, The Honorable J. A. Roach,
The Honorable Cornelius Champion Scott, and
The Honorable J. C. White all worked as editors and
publishers along the timeline of its existence.
It ceased operations in 1925, merging with
The People's Recorder, to become the Recorder-Indicator.
Black Newspapers History Month,
celebrated every year in January, was
founded by Ralph C. Winge, D.D.S.
in 2025 to acknowledge, praise, and respect
the Publishers, Editors, Reporters,
Typesetters, Secretaries, Agents,
Distributors, Newsstands, Paperboys,
and all of the the Team Members,
over the many decades, necessary
to produce and disseminate to Our
Black Beautiful Populations the needed
paper ( and now digital) instruments
to inform, inspire, and promote literacy,
so that Our People can make better
decisions, remember Our Great Histories,
to keep Our People up on current events,
to engage our populations to organize,
provide tips and methods to stay safe
in potentially-hostile environments,
and create mechanisms to construct
Our Enterprises for Our Outstanding Futures.
The Founder of Black Newspapers History Month,
Ralph C. Winge, D.D.S.,
and USC Dental School Graduate.
If you know a Newspaper that should be included here,
please leave a note in the comments section. Thank you!
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